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Ferroelastic domain wall motion and collective domain switching in RbSCN
V. Soprunyuk, A. Tröster, J. Pils +4
Low frequency (0.05 - 40 Hz) dynamic elastic measurements and resonant ultrasound spectroscopy measurements (100-600 kHz) of RbSCN have been performed in the temperature region of…
Superelastic softening of ferroelastic multidomain crystals
W. Schranz, H. Kabelka, A. Tröster
Many proper and improper ferroelastic materials display (at sufficiently low measurement frequencies) a huge elastic softening below Tc. This giant elastic softening, which can be…
Fourier Monte Carlo Renormalization Group Approach to Crystalline Membranes
Andreas Tröster
The computation of the critical exponent eta characterizing the universal elastic behavior of crystalline membranes in the flat phase continues to represent challenges to theorists…
Application of Finite Strain Landau Theory To High Pressure Phase Transitions
A. Tröster, W. Schranz, F. Karsai +1
In this paper we explain how to set up what is in fact the only possible consistent construction scheme for a Landau theory of high pressure phase transitions that systematically a…
High Precision Fourier Monte Carlo Simulation of Crystalline Membranes
Andreas Tröster
We report an essential improvement of the plain Fourier Monte Carlo algorithm that promises to be a powerful tool for investigating critical behavior in a large class of lattice mo…
Microcanonical Determination of the Interface Tension of Flat and Curved Interfaces from Monte Carlo Simulations
A. Tröster, K. Binder
The investigation of phase coexistence in systems with multi-component order parameters in finite systems is discussed, and as a generic example, Monte Carlo simulations of the two…
Finite strain Landau theory of high pressure phase transformations
W. Schranz, A. Troester, J. Koppensteiner +1
The properties of materials near structural phase transitions are often successfully described in the framework of Landau theory. While the focus is usually on phase transitions, w…